The yoghurt was typically runny in Müllerlight's characteristic fashion, with a warm beige colour.
On to the tasting... The first thing I noticed was the artificial sweetness, which unsuprisingly lacked the depth and almost burnt-like tones of true caramel. The peanut came through after, but not in a rich peanut-buttery way, it also just tasted super synthetic. Oddly, the flavour reminded me of the warm drink 'Peanut Hottie' if you've ever had that before! The yoghurt had an odd fruity element, but I'm not sure where I got that from.
All in all, its a bit odd. It feels like Müller have sadly missed the mark slightly with this new limited edition yoghurt, but I'm hoping it grows on me as I make my way through my remaining four pots. If you're a dedicated peanut butter fan though, don't get your hopes up.
5/10
Agreed, I was very disappointed!!
ReplyDeleteGlad it's not just me! Müller say it's for 'peanut butter fans' but I don't agree...
DeleteIts this its that,if its that bad dont buy it, but all in all do you have better peanut flavour yogurt in the market??
ReplyDeleteI love it and am really disappointed that they stop.
But there wasn't any Peanut in it, that was the point. Trust me, I didn't buy any more..! I have heard that mixing PB2 into yogurt is tastier :)
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